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A lunar eclipse occurs on the full moon give reason ​

A lunar eclipse occurs on the full moon give reason ​
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A lunar eclipse occurs on the full moon give reason
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The Moon is only in line with the Earth and Sun during full and new moons.
For lunar eclipse, the sun and moon must be at opposite side of the earth. this happens only in full moon.
Hence, We get a lunar eclipse only during a full moon.
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